Sentence examples for any sort of resolve from inspiring English sources

Fought with tooth and nail, the debate over which of their albums is the best has pitted fans and friends against each other for the 50 years following their TV debut, yet to find any sort of resolve.

Division is a process whereby any sort of unity is resolved into a plurality.

After losing concentration in the second set, Murray showed true craftsmanship and the sort of resolve that some have doubted he possesses as he came back to beat the experienced Haas 6-4 6-7 (4-7) 6-3 6-2 and make it twice now in three Wimbledon appearances that he has gone beyond the middle weekend.

"That's the sort of resolve and character you have to show at difficult places like this.

Let us all have this sort of resolve and compassion as we wake up this morning and send our children to school.

Not only are health benefits rare, but any sort of HR department, or professional channels to resolve conflict.

The majority of these have increasingly contained deeply distressing inaccuracies, so I have resolved to refrain from any sort of personal comment, and I propose to continue thus.

Still, a senior administration official said today that President Bush and his top advisers had yet to resolve whether they should offer any sort of specific American plan at all.

If you have any sort of altercation with a customer, even if it is resolved amicably, tell your boss immediately.

Additionally, if any sort of human rights violations do happen such as the killing of civilians with Hellfire missiles the OECD insists that companies work to resolve such situations.

Or any sort of stand, really.